norms. Challenges of final and definitive acts or resolutions of the local electoral institutes and courts (i.e., of the competent authorities of the federal entities to organize and qualify the elections, or to resolve disputes arising Objections such elections) that may be determinant for the development of the respective process or the final result of the elections. Objections of acts and resolutions that violate the political-electoral rights of citizens to vote, to be voted and to affiliate. Labor disputes or differences between the Electoral Tribunal and its officers; as well as between the National Electoral Institute and its public servants. The determination and imposition of sanctions by the National Electoral Institute to parties, groups and individuals or legal entities. The resolution of sanctioning procedures, related to the violation of the norms that regulate the access to radio and television of parties and candidates, the impartial application of public resources, the propaganda of public entities, electoral propaganda, as well as anticipated acts of pre-campaign and campaign. Relevant Cases Controversies of the 2006 general election Notwithstanding Andrés Manuel López Obrador's claims in the streets and in the press, on 5 August 2006 the Federal Electoral Tribunal declared in a unanimous ruling that the Alliance for the Good of All had failed to file valid complaints that would substantiate a claim for a complete national recount. Based on the valid complaints filed, the Tribunal ordered and conducted a recount of the votes in 9.07% of the precincts. In the partial recount, the Tribunal found that no evidence of widespread fraud. It did, however, find errors in the tally sheets and, in rectifying those errors, it corrected the final election results by adding and subtracting from each candidate to accord with the number of valid ballots cast for each. (See "Acuerdo relacionado con la ejecución de diversas sentencias interlocutorias emitidas el cinco de agosto de dos mil seis" at .) Based on those results, on 5 September 2006 the Tribunal certified the PAN candidate Felipe Calderón as the lawfully elected next President of Mexico. (See "Dictamen relativo al cómputo final de la elección de Presidente de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos, declaración de validez de la elección y de presidente electo" at .) Under law as reformed in the 1990s by Congress (including representatives of both the PAN and the PRD), this legal ruling of the independent Federal Electoral Tribunal is final. Conflict with Ecologist